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Can you troubleshoot my specific smart home setup over email?
We cannot personally diagnose individual setups. Our guides are written to be self-serve. If you have followed a guide and something specific is not working, send us the article URL and the exact step you got stuck on, and we will consider it for the next update of that guide.
I have a fix that worked. How do I share it?
Please send it. Use the form above or email [email protected]. Include the device, the platform, the firmware version if you remember it, and the exact steps you took. Specificity helps us reproduce it.
I spotted something wrong in a guide.
Corrections jump the queue. Email [email protected] with the article URL and the change you would like reviewed. Every correction is reviewed by a second editor before going live.
Do you accept product samples for review?
We do not write product reviews, so unsolicited samples will be donated to local digital literacy programs. If you have a product you genuinely think should be tested in a troubleshooting context, write to us first via [email protected].
What is your response time?
Two business days for anything that needs a response. Corrections faster. We sometimes do not reply to messages that do not need one (a friendly note, a compliment) but they are still read.